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# --- Vision ---
Project Arcana is a celebration of gamers and push for meaningful use of blockchain technologies to enhance gaming.
The world spends so much time on identity through clothing, social media, and professional profiles - think resumes & LinkedIn. As gaming becomes an ever larger part of modern lives, should we not put some effort in celebrating this large aspect of who we are?
At the same time, blockchain technology has taken the world by storm. Yet, beyond recent financial fervor via GameFi, we have seen little efforts to utilize blockchain for gaming in meaningful and practical ways.
**That is why our vision is to enable:**
1. A future where ***gamers can be proud of their identity*** regardless of skill, genre, rank, or social background.
2. Gamer identities that ***embody legacies and nostalgic memories*** associated with gaming.
3. Meaningful application of blockchain in gaming to establish ***democratized game asset ownership, true interoperability, and deep co-creation.***
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